18. Understanding Relationships

Question 1

Fallacy

Answer 1

An error in thinking or reasoning; a false idea

Question 2

Logic

Answer 2

The interrelationships of facts and events, or the sequence of facts and events

Question 3

Cause

Answer 3

Refers to origin, source, or reason for something

Question 4

______ is a good basis for an action or decision

Answer 4

Cause

Question 5

Man reasons out the causes of situations, sometimes _____ and sometimes _____

Answer 5

Accurately, fallaciously

Question 6

Not every event that precedes another was?

Answer 6

Caused by the second

Question 7

Affect

Answer 7

Related to cause

To affect something is to influence

Question 8

Effect

Answer 8

Result of a cause

An outcome, a consequence

Question 9

Two sides of a coin?

Answer 9

Cause and effect

Question 10

You can’t talk about ____ without discussing ____ and vice versa

Answer 10

Cause, effect

Question 11

Rules of connection

Answer 11

(1) Without event A, event B would not have come about

(2) Whenever there is A, there will be B

Question 12

The motivating force for something is called?

Answer 12

Cause

Question 13

A fallacy in logic stating that “after this, therefore because of this” is called?

Answer 13

Post hoc

Question 14

If a condition that is not a necessary causative factor is present?

Answer 14

It is referred to as incidental